The crew home screen is a real dashboard now
The crew home used to be one narrow column — fine on a phone, silly on a laptop, where it left half the screen empty. It's been rebuilt as a proper board.
A command header
Across the top: the date, and beside your name a quiet line with your work streak and the points you've put on the shop's board this week. (That line only shows if your shop has the Craftsman's Guild switched on.)
On the right, your day clock — Start my day, or the live timer with End day next to it once you're going.
Three cards under it
Where you're working is the anchor. The job you're clocked into sits at the top with how long you've been on site, the task you're on, and a quick count: to-dos left, tasks finished, and your hours on that job this week. Tap the name to open the project. Clock out of project is right there when you're heading out.
Under it, every other job with work waiting. Each row tells you how many to-dos are on it and whether any of them are yours:
- Clock in — you've got tasks assigned there.
- Jump on — nobody assigned you anything on that job yet. Tap it anyway. You're on it, and the tasks that were up for grabs land on your list. No waiting on the office to add you.
Today's work is a peek, not the list — anything overdue first with a red edge, then today's next few, four rows at most. Open My Day → takes you to the real list where you start, end and finish tasks.
Paperwork keeps + Add receipt one tap away, and shows your hours this week plus where your timesheet stands. Last week's status shows up too once there's something to say about it.
On a phone
Same three cards, stacked: where you're working, then today's work, then paperwork. Everything's still one thumb away.
What didn't change
Your task list on Tasks works exactly as it did — same groups, same buttons, same My week row. The receipt flow, the timesheet and clocking in and out are all untouched. This is a new front door, not new plumbing.